Rockaway Beach
Description:
An unforgettable picture of the endless Atlantic Ocean. She is constantly attracted to herself and does not let go of herself. It is this vast expanse of water on the shores of Log Island that opens to the eye from Rockaway Beach, located on the peninsula of the same name, in New York, in the Queens area.
Rockaway Beach was once known as the "Irish Riviera" due to the large number of Irish and American populations in the area.
Every year the beach is visited by more than 1 million tourists. A picturesque place with clear sand and high waves especially attracts surfers.
Rockaway Beach is also famous for the fact that there is an ancient park, which was laid out in 1901. Very soon it became the main bait for people who understand the sense of healthy rest.